Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Philosophy"

A: Related and associated have very similar meanings but they basically mean that something is related to or connected to something.

So both related and associated in that context is correct but it is more natural to say related.

I hope this helps!

A: upper midwest US accent, but not very strong

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A: "Our philosophy and values naturally manifest themselves through our words and actions."

In English, we happen to use "words and actions" enough in writing that it feels more natural in this specific order.

Just like how we usually say "Mom and Dad", instead of "Dad and Mom".

"His words and actions are authentic."

Good philosophy 😄

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A: A lot of the words are slurred.

A: You could also say, "Philosophy often teaches us the importance of reflecting on the world and asking 'why'. Even the things that may seem obvious can be wrong." I'm sorry for changing the order around, but without the entire context the transition seemed a bit forced.

A: In Ireland, we don't study philosophy at school but you can study it at university. I think it's a shame!